英文摘要 |
Studies of the across-strait relationship are gaining increasing attention because Taiwan Strait is regarded as an area where war is likely to take place. The relationship has a great impact on the people of both Taiwan and China. The potential relationships including independence,alliance or unification between Taiwan and China have been the focus of the political leaders of the Eastern Asia, and of the United States as well. The concepts of Chinese "great unifications" and Taiwanese "Taiwan Nationalism" conflict between both may result in potential wars.The author argues that China should not reinforce "one state, two systems" but respect Taiwanese people's choice,while Taiwan should not provoke China by stepping its bottom line and seek self-destruction. The best solution is to "Maintain the Status Quo" -no independence for Taiwan,no violence from China. Independence for Taiwan is not likely but unification is still premature.However,both sides can strengthen economic and academic exchange and create the "Great Chinese Economic Circle" . The author predicts the unification between the two sides will eventually come and there will be the third prosperous period after those of Han and Tang Dynasty. |